Скачать или смотреть Symphony concert in Northeast Portland captures the love parents feel for their children

Started by Carnegie Hall’s Weill Music Institute in 2012 and known as the Lullaby Project, the annual performance gives parents who have sometimes struggled to provide material comforts for their children the chance to create something beautiful and lasting for them.

In Portland, the Oregon Symphony, in partnership with the Path Home family shelter in Southeast, runs a local Lullaby Project for parents who have been homeless while pregnant or caring for young children. And, for the first time this year, musicians also worked with three mothers incarcerated at Coffee Creek Correctional Institution, Oregon’s women’s prison.

In addition to being performed live, all of the songs were professionally recorded for families to keep.

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